Surfacing Trunk Stool is made with a discarded pieces of Burled Chestnut log from a wetland of the Italian Dolomite countryside and preserve the natural bark surface with its native populations of plants, which are...
The Fungi Wood Console is made of a single wood plank obtained from an abandoned Beech log with its populations of fungi, recovered in the Italian Dolomite forest. The plank is cut into two parts with a very thin blade and then joined so...
A wetland is an ecosystem that is saturated with water, which in some cases preserves materials such as wood for millennia. Abonos is a Celtic name which indicates the “fossil” wetland wood type of some rare...
The Fungi Table is made of resin and wood planks obtained from a very large Beech log with its populations of fungi, recovered in the Italian Dolomite forest. The natural wood live edges are frozen in a special extraclear resin resembling the winter ice that blocked...
The Poplar Low Coffee Table are a reflection around human visual perception of Nature, a play with the process by which the physical energy received by sense organs forms the basis of perceptual experience. In reality,...
alcarol recovered some logs from the undergrowth of the Italian Dolomite mountains and cut planks that preserve the natural edges with their native populations of mosses, which are embedded in a resin resembling the water...
Fungi Inclined Stools are made from a single wood plank, cut into two parts with a very thin blade. The board is held together by the resin leak in the center. The final stages in the...
The WAVE screen by alcarol aims to represent one of the main problems submerged in the oceans of our planet: the ghost nets. Almost one tenth of the ocean plastic waste consists of abandoned fishing nets...
The Uranus Table is a reflection around human visual perception of Nature, a play with the process by which the physical energy received by sense organs forms the basis of perceptual experience. The first glance in fact struggles...
During the Pliocene epoch, about three million years ago, those who had observed the landscape from the top of the Chianti hills, would have seen an arm of the sea, about thirty kilometers wide, extend...